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Pi3 Methionine Selective Resins

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With the completion of the human genomic sequences, biological researchers are turning to the systemic analysis of biological systems.  A complete description of a biological system requires analysis on both the nucleic acid and protein levels.  Major efforts of current proteomic analysis technologies are directed toward the rapid and sensitive identification of the proteins that control biological systems.  However, rapid and accurate identification and characterization of large numbers of proteins remain significant challenges in proteomics research.  One of the most commonly used methods for protein analysis and characterization is 2D gel electrophoresis, followed by in-gel digestion and mass spectrometric analysis of the resulting peptides.  The ICAT™, isotope coded affintiy tag, method followed by 2-D HPLC allows quantitative characterization of cysteine containing peptides. Similar methods are also being developed for use on proteins in solution.  The mass spectrometric fingerprints are subsequently used in the search of sequence databases for the identification of proteins.  Success in the identification may vary with the completeness of the database, the sensitivity of the mass spectrometer, the presence of isobaric masses, post-translational modifications, etc.

Benefits of Pi3™ Peptide Reagents


Description

The Pi3 Methionine Reagent Kit provides an easy self-contained method, which uses a novel water-insoluble reagent that forms a covalent bond with methionine-containing peptides.  The reagent allows for the selective isolation of methionine peptides from peptide mixtures.  These separated methionine-containing peptides subsequently may be regenerated and analyzed by mass spectrometry or liquid chromatography.  Use of the mass spectrometric data and the method of digestion, when coupled with the added constraint that the peptides contain methionine, can lead to improved accuracy in the identification of proteins.  Chromatographic analysis of the methionine-containing peptides can simplify complex separations.

The Chemistry

The Pi3 Methionine Reagent is a solid-phase reagent which performs the following chemistry on methionine peptides:


 


 
 

The Method

The method employed for the use of the Pi3 Methionine Reagent consists of 5 basic steps using standard laboratory reagents:

1. Capture the methionine petides on the solid-support.
2. Wash the support to remove any non-bound peptides.
3. Release the bound methionine peptides.
4. Collect the released peptides and wash the solid-support.
5. Desalt and concentrate the methionine peptide solution prior to analysis.
Equipment Required

In addition to pipettors, balances, etc., the following equipment is needed for the use with the Pi3 Methionine Reagent Kit:

 1. Vortex mixer with micro tube insert:
     a.  The holes in the insert must be, or must be modified    to be ~.375" (10mm) in diameter
     b. If the holes in the insert are not through holes, the    depth of the holes must be ~1.75" (45mm) deep.
     c.  The Vortex Genie II, fitted with the 6" platform head and the 60 micro tube insert is recommended.

 2. Bench top centrifuge:
     a.  Capable of 10,000 RPM
     b. Capable of holding 1.5-2 ml microcentrifuge tubes


Ordering Information

Pi3™ Methionine Reagent Kit  Part No. X-7201  Price: $345.00

Included are:
  1. Two isolation packs
  2. One accessory pack

Capacity of each isolation pack is for a digestion of up to 5 nmol of protein.
Each Pi3 Methionine Reagent kit contains material enough for two isolation reactions.

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